RISING British star George Liddard fights Dario Morello for the European middleweight title TONIGHT!
The Billericay Bomber successfully defended his British and Commonwealth titles with a win over Tyler Denny in March to become the youngest man to ever hold both belts.
George Liddard is looking to add the European middleweight title to his collection Credit: Getty
Liddard comes up against Italian puncher Dario Morello Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
He now looks to continue his fast climb up the ranks with a clash against Italian fighter Morello.
Liddard, 24, has won all 14 of his professional bouts – with eight of the victories coming via knockout.
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Morello, 33, boasts an impressive 26-1 record and a win would push the Essex-born star closer to world title contention.
Liddard is a huge West Ham fan and one day looks to move across the Olympic Park and fight at the club’s London Stadium.
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When is George Liddard vs Dario Morello?
The fight is set for TONIGHT, Saturday, August 22.
Undercard action gets underway from 7pm BST.
Ring walks for the main event are scheduled to take place at 9.45pm BST.
East London’s Copper Box Arena is the venue.
How can I watch George Liddard vs Dario Morello?
Fans can watch all the action exclusively on DAZN.
A standard subscription costs £15.99 per month and gives you access to over 185 fights each year.
DAZN Ultimate is priced at £24.99 per month and includes a pass to a minimum of 12 pay-per-view bouts each year and no extra cost.
Alternatively, JattvibeSport will have a live blog to keep you up to date with all the action at the Copper Box Arena.
What is the full card?
George Liddard vs Dario Morello; For the vacant European middleweight title
Leli Buttigieg vs P.A Gordon; Middleweight
Jimmy Sains vs Tom Cowling; Middleweight
Tiah Mai Ayton vs Ellie Hellewell; For the vacant women’s Commonwealth featherweight title
